If you’ve been monitoring internet speeds in the Philippines, it has improved slowly every year based on several tests. Between mobile and fixed broadband, more Filipinos are going for fixed broadband as their internet provider, with the abundance of more competitive postpaid plans that offer good download speeds and added freebies like subscriptions to streaming services and WiFi Mesh Network kits.

We round up all the best fixed broadband plans offered by major internet providers in the Philippines in 2024, along with the inclusions for each plan and their promised speeds.

Do note that the inclusions for each plan are based on the current offering as of January 2024. Also do note that the availability of these fixed broadband services depends on your area, so make sure to ask the internet provider first if your area is covered.

Sky Fiber

• Php 999 – 20Mbps
• Php 1299 – 30Mbps
• Php 1699 – 50Mbps
• Php 1699 – 40Mbps + HD Cable TV
• Php 2499 – 80Mbps + HD Cable TV
• Php 2999 – 150Mbps + HD Cable TV

 

Converge FiberX

• Php 1500 – 200Mbps
• Php 2000 – 400Mbps
• Php 2500 – 600Mbps + WiFi 6 Modem
• Php 3500 – 800Mbps + WiFi 6 Modem + 2-pack Mesh System
• Php 7499 – 1Gbps + WiFi 6 Modem + 2-pack Mesh System

 

PLDT Home

• Php 1699 – 200Mbps + Landline with Unli calls to 5 nominated Smart/Talk ‘n Text numbers
• Php 2099 – 400Mbps + Landline with Unli calls to 5 nominated Smart/Talk ‘n Text numbers
• Php 2399 – 400Mbps + Landline with Unli calls to 5 nominated Smart/Talk ‘n Text numbers + 3-pack Mesh System
• Php 2699 – 600Mbps + Landline with Unli calls to 5 nominated Smart/Talk ‘n Text numbers
• Php 2999 – 600Mbps + Landline with Unli calls to 5 nominated Smart/Talk ‘n Text numbers + 3-pack Mesh System
• *1Gbps and 10Gbps plan price available upon request

 

Red Fiber

• Php 1549 – 200Mbps + 3 months HBO Go
• Php 1699 – 200Mbps + 3 months HBO Go + 3 Months Cignal TV
• Php 2249 – 400Mbps + 1 Year HBO Go + 2-pack Mesh System
• Php 2399 – 400Mbps + 1 Year HBO Go + 3 Months Cignal TV + 2-pack Mesh System
• Php 2849 – 600Mbps + 1 Year HBO Go + 2-pack Mesh System
• Php 2999 – 600Mbps + 1 Year HBO Go + 3 Months Cignal TV + 2-pack Mesh System

 

Globe Fiber

• Php 1799 – 200Mbps + WiFi 6 Modem + 1 year Disney+ Mobile + Php 1,000 Razer Gold credits
• Php 2199 – 400Mbps + WiFi 6 Modem + 1 year Disney+ Premium/HBO Go//Prime Video + Php 1,000 Razer Gold credits
• Php 2699 – 600Mbps + WiFi 6 Modem + 1 year Disney+ Premium/HBO Go//Prime Video + Php 1,000 Razer Gold credits
• Php 5999 – 1Gbps + WiFi 6 Modem + 1 year Disney+ Premium/HBO Go//Prime Video + Php 1,000 Razer Gold credits + 2-pack Mesh System
• Php 7499 – 1.5Gbps + WiFi 6 Modem + 1 year Disney+ Premium/HBO Go//Prime Video + Php 1,000 Razer Gold credits + 3-pack Mesh System

 

Which one to get?

There are many factors to consider before giving our recommendations aside from knowing the availability. If you are after affordability, Sky Fiber is the only one that offers a plan that’s priced at under Php 1,000, though you can only do so much with 20Mbps unless there are only one or two people at home using the internet at the same time.

For the majority of internet providers in the Philippines, 200Mbps is the minimum, and Converge offers the lowest price at Php 1500. The price difference of Converge’s 200Mbps plan compared to what Globe, Red, and PLDT offer matters only on the freebies they have bundled. 

While Globe offers the most amount of freebies across all of their broadband plans, we think that PLDT’s bundling of a Landline service with unlimited calls to Smart and Talk ‘n Text is the more practical option–especially if your entire household uses a Smart or Talk ‘N Text number.

If you’re after the fastest possible speeds, Globe is the only internet provider in the Philippines to offer a 1.5Gbps plan. While they do have one, availability for such plans is very limited since internet providers will have to set up specific infrastructure to accommodate such speeds. PLDT does have a 10Gbps Plan, but you’ll need to inquire for the price–and if your area supports it.

Our last advice? Before settling in for an internet provider, make sure to ask for feedback from your community AND make sure that they are providing real fiber internet (and not those old, copper-based DSL internet services). The former is important because it should give you an idea if your desired internet provider is doing well in your area.